The persecution of Soviet power to the Russian Church was such that it was not to say about their faith, but even silently follow it as a feat. The new martyrs and confessors, glorified in the face of the saints did not come: believed, prayed and meekly went to their Calvarys. “Polit.ru” recalls those who gave their lives for faith and by whose prayers the Russian Church is alive - even if almost nothing came to us besides the name.

Political scientist Konstantin Kalachev writes: “Two Russia. This is at least. One is a paternalistic, loyal, atomized, believing only by virtue, looking at the TV, taking everything to faith, not leaving its region, without passports and defaming ties, justifying any "Asian", arbitrariness and tyranny. The other is not losing empathy, a European one, having a wide range of connections, thinking, reflecting, traveling, appreciating rights and freedoms.

The Uganda authorities reported encouraging news about the outbreak of Ebola’s fever that arose there in mid -September: the last famous patient recovered and was discharged from the hospital. Health workers hope that this means that the spread of the virus has slowed down sharply if it did not stop at all. But at the same time, this situation leads to the fact that an efficiently organized test of an experimental vaccine against Ebolavirus is faced with huge obstacles.

Government "Russian newspaper" reports: “According to the study of the Work.ru service, the IT specialist, doctor and engineer will be the most promising and demanded professions in 2023. Namely, 62 % of respondents noted that the most promising will be the profession of an IT specialist, 40 % of the respondents are sure that the profession of an engineer will be in greatest demand, and 38 % will be a doctor.

Frame from the film "Balabanov. Belfry. Requiem ", kinopoisk.ru On December 3, in the Moscow Cinema October, the premiere of Lyubov Arcus's new film “Balabanov. Belfry. Requiem". After the show, there was a discussion, the director answered questions from the hall. Film Overalger Polit.ru Kirill Safronov tells why this film is worth watching. From December 8, he goes to wide rental. “ I probably could never finish this film.

Political scientist Alexander Kynev writes about the fate of the Rain TV channel (entered into the register of foreign agents) : "1. The only practical meaning that is seen here is the internally political situation in Latvia, a demonstration by nationalists in the country's authority to their determination to their supporters. A town narrow -minded approach without understanding neither prospects, no future, nor how you can change the situation that has developed.

The Bombbor publishing house represents the book of Chris McManus “Why is the heart on the left, and the hands of the watch are moving to the right. Secrets of the asymmetry of the world ”(translation by G.P. Deanichenko). Until recently, even explaining the difference between “law” and “left” to a conditional alien would be problematic - these familiar concepts seemed so “earthly”. But even without such abstract problems there are enough questions. Why are most people right -handed people?

The fragments of the two ships of the middle of the XIV century were discovered in the Swedish Varberg. They were found this spring during archaeological excavations before the construction of the railway tunnel. Wooden corps of vessels were found in the territory that in the Middle Ages was the coastline of the city of Gakelyarr, the medieval predecessor of Varberg. The ships found are koggi - the main type of ships of the Hanseatic Union, used in the Baltic and Northern Seas.

Kirill Safronov about life in a situation of dying ontological foundations. What is happening today scares. As the external manifestations of any abominations, which, it would seem, long ago behind, and internal decay - they are less and more reluctant to say about it. Probably because it is not particularly clear what to say about this. But I'll try.

Chris McManus Bombora Publishing presents Chris McManus's book “Why the heart is on the left and the clock hands move to the right. Secrets of the asymmetry of the world" (translation by G. P. Deinichenko). Until recently, even explaining the difference between “right” and “left” to a conventional alien would have been problematic - these familiar concepts seemed so “earthly”. But even without such abstract problems, there are enough questions. Why are most people right-handed?

Alexander Arkhangelsky, photo - from social networks For the project “After”, Ivan Davydov talked with the writer and literary critic Alexander Arkhangelsky about how we rewrite Russian culture, about the prospects for the collapse of the country and the chances of its survival and whether Pushkin needs monuments to Pushkin. It seems to me that in general, it is somehow more correct to talk about the image of the present.

Until recently, even explaining the difference between “law” and “left” to a conditional alien would be problematic - these familiar concepts seemed so “earthly”. But even without such abstract problems there are enough questions. Why are most people right -handed people? Do left -handed people really behave differently than right -handedness? How are dominant hands related to some speech disorders, such as stuttering?

Physicists from the Moscow Physics and Technology Institute and the Institute of Nuclear Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences proposed a new way to evaluate the thickness of the surface neutron layer in heavy nuclei. The study was spoke about the study by the press service of the MIPT. As you know, the nuclei of atoms consist of protons and neutrons connected by the so -called strong interaction, the nature of which is completely incomprehensible.

Political scientist Dmitry Travin writes: “If something in Russia used to work well, it is a system of publication of translations of those books that you need to know to understand the essence of the market and democracy. Over the past three decades, our reader has received almost the entire foreign classics that he was deprived of 70 years thanks to Soviet censorship.

On December 6, 1904, Alexander Vvedensky, poet-shobirit and children's writer was born. Personal business Alexander Ivanovich Vvedensky (1904-1941) was born in St. Petersburg. His father, Ivan Viktorovich, was an economist, his mother - Evgenia Ivanovna Volotskaya, was a famous gynecologist. Perhaps only thanks to the profession of a mother, who not only worked in the Soviet hospital, but also conducted private practice, the family escaped repression related to socially any origin.